‘Trump tax’ from Iran war blamed for soaring bills as Brits look for new home energy solutions
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Britons are seeking home energy solutions due to rising costs and the Iran conflict, with many blaming a 'Trump tax' for the increases. A survey found that a third of adults are more interested in installations like solar panels and heat pumps.
A recent survey of over 2,000 British adults found that a third are more interested in home energy solutions due to rising costs and the Iran conflict. 60% believe such technologies are too expensive to install. The survey, conducted by Survation for the End Fuel Poverty Coalition, revealed that 71% advocate for greater government support for insulation and 68% desire more funding for solar panels and heat pumps. Energy price hikes are anticipated from July, with 83% of respondents expressing worry. The public is also directing anger at energy companies, with 64% believing they are profiteering from the conflict. 73% are calling for targeted government assistance to mitigate the energy crisis.
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